Charles Leclerc suffers high-speed crash at Italian Grand Prix
Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc crashed at 160mph during the Italian Grand Prix at Monza after a collision with Oscar Piastri. Leclerc was treated at the medical center but was confirmed to be okay following the high-speed impact.
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High-profile crashes in Formula 1 raise ongoing questions about driver safety and track design at historic venues.
0 Comments --> 2 Charles Leclerc suffers high-speed crash at Italian Grand Prix Charles Leclerc crashed out of the Italian Grand Prix (Bradley Collyer/PA)
Charles Leclerc suffers high-speed crash at Italian Grand Prix Charles Leclerc crashed out of the Italian Grand Prix (Bradley Collyer/PA)
0 Comments This article is brought to you by our exclusive subscriber partnership with our sister title USA Today, and has been written by our American colleagues. It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Charles Leclerc crashed out of the Italian Grand Prix at 160mph in a horror start for Ferrari at their home race in Monza.
Leclerc lost control of his car on the exit of the high-speed Curva Parabolica as he duelled with McLaren’s Oscar Piastri for fourth position.
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